Ro Khanna

He was very helpful in the Epstein fight in getting a coalition.

But the difference is that there's a lot of progressive energy in the House.

You've got Greg Cazar.

You've got Pramila Jayapal.

You've got Jamie Rask.

I mean, I don't want to leave people out, but there are at least 20 people, Delia Ramirez, who are really the heart and soul of the fight.

I love serving in the House because, you know, you go over to the Senate, it's like no one, it's a pin drop, like you can't hear anyone, you can't talk.

You know, it's like, you know, and then it's like being in detention on the House.

You know, everyone's screaming, everyone's, but it's much more the American people and the House has the fight.

The House gets the moment.

The House gets that this is not a time for just going along.

And people are tired of speeches.

You know, everyone is looking for sort of the charisma and showmanship.

I said courage is the new charisma.

What people really want is action.

They want principled action.

They want actually to get things done to stand up.

And what we showed with Epstein is if you're creative and bold, you can do things even if you're in the minority.

Like we were in the minority.

Exactly.